Lafayette Jefferson Bromchos Hold Off Anderson 62 55 Victory
Lafayette Jefferson led by Freeman with 28 points built a large first half margin and withstood Anderson comeback to beat the Indians 62 to 55. Jeff improved to 3-1 overall and 1-1 in league while Anderson hosts Fort Wayne South Side next.
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Lafayette
Joe Heath
Lafayette Jefferson Bronchos
Anderson
Indians
Bronchos
Redskins
Tribe
Big Freeman
Marty Sadler
Jeff
James Wood
Freeman
Tom Shipp
John van Kurin
Fort Wayne South Side
Attica
Rossville
Lebanon
Kokomo
Hammond
Bronco
Martyadler
Charley Shipp
Anderson Packer
Sadler
Laird
Davis
Wood
Shipp
Local time stamps for Emporia and Markleville roads
Saturday schedule at 1 P.M. lists two meetings on Markleville Road and near Emporia Avenue. The notice notes times, locations, and two meeting points identified as M. E. of Emporia and M. N. on Markleville Road.
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Emporia
M. N
Markleville Rd
Tigers Dominate Fairmount Quakers 67 50
Alexandria Tigers beat Fairmount Quakers 67 to 50 Friday night led by Jeff Summers 22 Frix 20 and Dave Hahn 12. Alexandria built a 54 30 edge by end of third quarter and remains strong with Hunt ington upcoming on December 15 at home.
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Fairmount
Alexandria
Tigers
Fairmount Quakers
Alex Tigers
Jeff Summers
E Frix
Dave Hahn
Rick Everhart
Sid Wilson
Huntington
Hahn
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Sane
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Nufrice
Moore
Shepherd
N'eastern
Swartz
Milirone
Toledo Blades trip Columbus 3-1 in IHL game
Three Toledo players scored goals Friday night to lead the Blades to a 3-1 International Hockey League victory over Columbus in Toledo Ohio.
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Toledo, Ohio
Toledo
Blades
Columbus
Indiana High School Cage Scores Mixed in Regional Listings
A long list of basketball results shows Lafayette Jefferson 62 An-65 arson 55 and numerous Indiana schools posting scores against rivals including Alexandria 67 Fairmount 50 Markleville 61 Union 39 Hancock Central 87 Spice md 72 Madison Heights 80 Leb non 69 Delta 80 Yorktown 48, and many more across counties. Local teams like Indiana schools and surrounding towns are recorded with varying outcomes, reflecting a sprawling district cage night.
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Lebnon
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Eminence
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Wood
Ken Johnson Replaces Injured Joyner for IU Hoosiers
Indiana University will be without star forward Butch Joyner for 2 3 weeks after a left leg injury in practice. The 6 4 senior from New Castle was hospitalized with a calf hemorrhage. Joyner averaged 12 4 ppg last season leading IU in scoring with 90 rebounds. He will be replaced by 6 6 sophomore Ken Johnson from Anderson.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Butch Joyner
New Castle
Joyner
Hoosiers
Ken Johnson
Anderson
EKU Upsets Dayton 76 75 as Paul Closes Free Throws
Eastern Kentucky University beats Dayton 76 75 after Gary Paul sinks four free throws in the final 31 seconds. The upset propels EKU over a ranked foe, highlighting late clutch scoring amid a night of college basketball results including high school scores across Indiana.
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Richmond
Gary Paul
Eastern Kentucky University
Dayton
Pirates Prevail 80 69 In MH Gym Rally Behind Rector
Jack Rector led Lebanon’s Pirates with 29 points and 10 rebounds while Regenold added 25 as Madison Heights pressed hard but could not match Buck’s Bucs. Rob Brown scored 23 for Madison Heights though Lebanon led most of the game, finishing 80-69.
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Madison Heights
Jack Rector
Lebanon
Darrell Sanders
Pirate
Jim Regenold
Tiger
Rob Brown
David Lafountain
Rector
Nets
Pirates
Herald
Buck
Bucs
Mark Fleischhauer
Fleischhauer
Rocky Bowers
Rick Mounts
Steve Lewis
Phil Buck
Bowers
Jeff Perry
Jack
Jimmy Regenold
Regenold
Behi
Brown
Lewis
Perry
Tigers
Jack Jack Rector
Neal Rector
Regernold
Larry Kern
Kern
Dave la Fountain
Madison Heights Pirates Hold Off Lebanon Tigers In Close Rout
In a tense game Madison Heights used a full court press to force eight Pirate turnovers in the third quarter. Jack Rector evened the game at 1:13 of the third, but Regenalds led 50-49 before Madison Heights pulled away and built a 11 point cushion.
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Lebanon
Bucs
Jack Rector
Regenald
Twofet
Buck
Madison Heights
Tigers
Lapel
Pirates
Florida and Miami clash in Orange Bowl to end 1967 season
Florida and Miami meet in the Orange Bowl with 6-3 records as Miami seeks a 7-3 finish and a Bluebonnet Bowl date with Colorado. Florida aims to avenge recent losses to Miami while quarterback LaRentz is singled out as miscast. Miami favored by a touchdown in the nationally televised finale.
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Miami
UPI
Florida
Hurricanes
Convi Florida
la Rentz
Charlie Tate
Colorado
Houston
Gators
Steve Spurrier
Tate
Rentz
Superman Baloney
City Tourney Dates Listed By Men's Group
The 1968 City Tournament sponsored by the Anderson Men's Bowling Association dates were announced with four weekends of play February 10-11 17-18 24-25 and March 2-3 Entries close January 8 1968 Entry blanks will be available soon Teams start at Cooper's Sport Bowl singles and doubles at Strike-Mor Lanes after transfers from Rains Gardens New officers named president John Burge first vice president Rex Pettigrew second vice president Kenneth Case third vice president Carl Whetsel fourth vice president Clyde Granger secretary treasurer Kenneth Kline terms length three years Reelected executive board members are Oren Nichols Robert Campbell along with holdovers Richard Reeder and Charles Sokol
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Anderson Men’s Bowling Association
Kegin
Cooper’s Sport Bowl
Rains Gardens
John Burge
Rex Pettigrew
Kenneth Case
Carl Whetsel
Clyde
Dad) Granger
Kenneth Kline
Oren Nichols
Robert Campbell
Richard
Dick) Reeder
Charles Sokol
Eagles Sold or Refinanced Rumor Stirs Philadelphia
Reports say the Philadelphia Eagles may be sold or refinanced amid owner Jerry Wolman’s financial troubles. Nor man Raab was named as a potential buyer, with counter versions including Wolman selling control or selling stakes and mortgaging the club to settle debts. NFL officials declined to confirm any deal, while Wolman’s associates and creditors navigate a complex asset and liability picture.
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Philadelphia Eagles
Joe King
Jerry Wolman
Philadelphia Bulletin
Norman Raab
Wolman
Eagles
King
Raab
Earl Foreman
Washington
New York
NFL
Raab Brothers
Fidelity Bank of
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
Morgan Guaranty
Sharpsville Clips Eagles In 78 62 Victory
Sharpsville Spartans defeated Frankton Eagles 78 to 62 Friday night after leading 16-13 after the first quarter 35-33 at halftime and 53-50 through three, then pulling away 25-12 in the final period. Carter Zirkle Hinkle and Rollier led Sharpsville with double digit scores while Webb Sheward Alexander and Davis paced Frankton. Jankton heads to Sheridan Saturday. Eagles season mark stands at 2-4.
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Sharpsville Spartans
Frankton Eagles
Carter
Zirkle
Roller
Hinkle
Satans
Webb
Sheward
Alexander
Davis
Eagles
Jankton
Sheridan
Sharpsville
Ashby
Canfield
Holder
Davis Besser
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Everman
Schulenburm
He's A Smoothie Heads Display Handicap Field At Aqueduct
Canada's Horse of the Year He's A Smoothie leads a 12 horse field for the 13th Display Handicap at Aqueduct. Braulio Baeza to ride 126 pounds the top weight in the two mile race. Other contenders include Quicken Tree and Understanding with Damelo making a first US start. If all start the race totals $59 000 with $38 350 to the winner. Hobeau Farm's She's Beautiful wins the $15000 feature with apprentice Tony Loguercio aboard.
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UPI
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Aqueduct
Braulio Baeza
Round Table Ratine
Bill Beasley
Quicken Tree
Fernando Alvarez
California
Understanding
Carlo Barrera
Pairo
Santiago Ledwith
Venezuela
Ledwith
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Damelo
Argentina
Bol ‘Nac
Ron Turcotte
Sandino Hernandez
Dunderhead
Pretko
Stelle Bello
Marchio
Moontrip
Irish Rebellion
Bitter
Hobeau Farm
Tony Loguercio
Majors Named Iowa State Football Coach
Iowa State University announces Johnny Majors, 32, as head football coach pending regents approval. He will be paid 21,000 dollars annually for five years and serve as assistant professor of physical education. Majors succeeds Clay Stapleton who stepped down this fall to focus on athletics administration.
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Iowa
Iowa State University
Johnny Majors
Robert Parks
Iowa State University Athletic Council
Majors
Board of Regents
Clay Stapleton
Tennessee
Stapleton
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